Friday, 2 May 2014

THE CAMPAIGN PROCESS

Lecture | 02.05.14
Joanne

- From insight to idea

Logic / Formula for Communications
Input: Competitive Context - Product Truth

Think about who we are as a brand:
Who are we?
If you pull apart the competitive content it becomes quite obvious where the gap in the market is. 
Input: Pen portrait - consumer insight. 
- understand consumer behaviour. 
- understand how they'll react to certain messages. 
Assessment of a reaction to a certain product, service or communication can only be successful if you know who the people you're targeting are. 
- it's more a 'feelings' (emotional) process than a thinking one. 

SIGMA Research - industry 
- Knowledge of linking certain demographics into different groups. 

Basic way of defining consumer. 
Positioning maps
Shopping list - what brands are they buying 
Gadget comparison 
If they were a brand what would they? (Describe consumer like this to define) 

Psychology behind consumers. 

Define our brand. 
- Cultural insight
- Market/ economy 
- Who are we what do we stand for
- Results in 'Big Ideal' 

Need to understand 'tone of voice' for our brand - if we were a celeb who would we be? Etc.

Role of the creative proposition:
- It is needed to INSPIRE creative concepts that illustrate a powerful! yet simple expression. 
- helps creative team
- a 'challenger' brand will not seek to say everything in a single medium/execution. Can't be all things to all people, more then when we have brand equity. 
- come up with an engaging story to the target consumer. 
- Aline to their passions yet broad enough to be relevant. 

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